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IP Control Guide
Date
Version No.
Updates
9
th
Sep, 2024
V1.0
Improved layout for clarity.
6
th
Apr, 2025
V1.1
• Corrected BM/GM series command format to ASCII.
• Added command format summary table.
• Clarified command examples for BM/GM series.
• Improved layout for clarity.
Introduction
This guide provides instructions for setting up and using IP control for Hisense digital signage
displays. IP control allows you to manage these displays over a local area network (LAN) using
TCP/IP network protocols. Commands to control the display are sent in different formats
depending on the product series.
Product Series
Command Format
Default Port
E series
HEX
5000
BM/GM series
ASCII
8088
DM/GM50D series
HEX
8000
Prerequisites
• Stable local area network (LAN) with all devices connected.
• A computer or control device with IP control software installed.
• Basic networking knowledge.
• Ensure all displays and control devices are on the same LAN.
Network Setup
• Connect all displays and control devices to the same LAN.
• Assign static IP addresses to displays for stable control access.
• Check IP addresses via display settings or router interface.
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Understanding IP Control Protocols
• TCP/IP Protocol: All Hisense displays use TCP/IP for communication.
•
Command Format: Depends on the series:
o E series and DM/GM50D: HEX string commands.
o BM/GM: ASCII text commands.
E series
Product Series
Android
Product Model
Firmware Version
E
8.0
43B4E31T
FBV02.03
55B4E31T
FBV01.08
65B4E31T
FBV02.04
75B4E30T (A000)
FBV02.06
86B4E30T
FBV01.08
Series-Specific Instructions
• Default port: 5000
•
Sample Command: Power off the display
o A60100000004011801BB
• Use TCP client software (e.g., Docklight Scripting).
• Enter HEX string commands and send.
Starting the IP Control Server
1. Lauch the IP Control on the display (Setting->Remote Control->Network
control->Enable) (A1).
2. Setting the Port Number: The default port number for IP control is 5000. If this port is
occupied, choose a port between
5000-12000.
3
A1
Connecting a Client to the IP Control Server
1. Use a client application such as Net Assist (B1).
2. Select “TCP Client” mode.
3. Enter the server IP address and port number.
4. Click “Connect” to establish a connection.
B1
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Command Table
Name
Set
Get
Code
Example (PC -> HISENSE DISPLAY)
Example (HISENSE DISPLAY ->
PC)
Set Screen Aspect
Ratio
√
0x3A
0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x04 0x01 0x3A data[1] checksum
data[1]: FuLL-0x00 Real-0x01 4:3-0x02 14:9-0x03
eg: Aspect Ratio is FuLL A60100000004013A0098
210100000401000025
Get Screen Aspect
Ratio
√
0x3B
A60100000003013B9E
data[1]: FuLL-0x00 Real-0x01 4:3-0x02 14:9-0x03
Current Aspect Ratio is FuLL
2101000004013B001E
Set Video Params
√
0x32
0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x0A 0x01 0x32 data[1] data[2]
data[3] data[4] data[5] data[6] data[7] checksum data[1]：
PICMODE In OSD
data[2]：Brightness in OSD (0-100), data[3]：Contrast
(0-100)
data[4]：Colour Temperature (0-normal /1-cool/2-warm)
data[5]：Overscan(0-close/1-open)
data[6]：PCMode(0-Auto/1-PC/2-video) data[7]：
Sharpness in OSD(0-100)
PICMODE：
HI_MW_PICMODE_USER = 3,
HI_MW_PICMODE_AIRPORT = 7,
HI_MW_PICMODE_HOTEL = 8,
HI_MW_PICMODE_DINING = 9,
HI_MW_PICMODE_SECURITY = 10,
HI_MW_PICMODE_OFFICE = 11,
HI_MW_PICMODE_OUTDOOR = 12
ex：PICMODE is user, brightness 32, contrast 32,
cool, overscan
on, PC, Sharpness 50 -- IP Control Only
A6010000000A013203202001010132AE
210100000401000025
Get Video Params
√
0x33
A60100000003013396
PICMODE is user, brightness
32, contrast 32, cool,
overscan on, PC, Sharpness
50
210100000A013303202001010
13226
Set Remote Control
Lock Mode
√
0x1C
0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x04 0x01 0x1C data[1] checksum
data[1] : unlock -0x01 lock - 0x02
ex：
A60100000004011C01BF - unlock
A60100000004011C02BC - lock
210100000401000025
Get Remote Control
Lock Mode
√
0x1D
A60100000003011DB8
Current state is lock
2101000004011D02A
Set Schedule for
power on/off
√
0x5A
0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x0C 0x01 0x5A data[1] data[2] data[3]
data[4] data[5] data[6] data[7] data[8] data[1]： bit 7- bit 4: 1 to 7
21010000040100025
5
Name
Set
Get
Code
Example (PC -> HISENSE DISPLAY)
Example (HISENSE DISPLAY ->
PC)
of the scheduling pages
，
bit 3
- bit 0: Page disable-0 Page enable-1
data[2]：Start time hour(0-23) data[3]：Start time minute(0-
59)
data[4]：End time hour(0-23) data[5]：End time minute(0-59)
data[6]：HDMI2-0x06 USB-0x0C HDMI1-0x0D
CMS-0x12 Media Player-0x16 Custom-0x18 data[7]：
Saturday-Bit0 Friday-Bit1 Thursday-Bit2
Wednesday-Bit3 Tuesday-Bit4 Monday-Bit5 Sunday-
Bit6 every week-Bit7
data[8]：For Media Player
none-0x00 Tag 1-0x01 Tag 2-0x02 Tag 3-0x03
Tag 4-0x04 Tag 5-0x05 Tag 6-0x06
Tag 7-0x07 data[9]：Volume (0-100)
ex：page 5, enable (00110001 = 0x51)，power on at 13:00，
power off at: 13:05，source HDMI2，every Monday, volume 50
A6010000000C015A510D000D0506A0003230
Get Schedule
√
0x5B
0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x04 0x01 0x5B data[1] checksum
Data[1]：1 to 7 of the scheduling pages
ex：get schedule of page 1 A60100000004015B01F8
enable power on at 13:00
，
power off at: 13:05，source
HDMI2，every Monday,
volume 50
210100000C015B010D000D05
06A00032E6
Set Screen on/off &
power off
√
0x18
0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x04 0x01 0x18 data[1] checksum
data[1]: power off-0x01 screen on -0x03 screen off - 0x04
ex：
A60100000004011801BB power off A60100000004011803B9
screen on
A60100000004011804BE screen off
210100000401000025
Set Key
(simulate Remote
Controller Key）
√
0xB0
0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x05 0x01 0xB0 data[1] data[2]
checksum
data[1]：IR Key(High) data[2]：IR Key(low)
210100000401000025
Set Key
(simulate Remote
Controller Key）
√
0xB0
0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x05 0x01 0xB0 data[1] data[2]
checksum
data[1]：IR Key(High) data[2]：IR Key(low)
210100000401000025
Key
Key Value
Key
Key Value
KEY_1
0x02
KEY_DOWN
0x6C
KEY_2
0x03
KEY_MUTE
0x71
KEY_3 0x04
KEY_VOLUMEDO WN
0x72
KEY_4
0x05
KEY_VOLUMEUP
0x73
KEY_5
0x06
KEY_POWER
0x74
KEY_6
0x07
KEY_BACK
0x9E
KEY_7 0x08
KEY_PlAY/PAUS E
0xA4
KEY_8
0x09
KEY_STOP
0xA6
KEY_9
0x0A
KEY_REWIND
0xA8
6
Name
Set
Get
Code
Example (PC -> HISENSE DISPLAY)
Example (HISENSE DISPLAY ->
PC)
KEY_0 0x0B
KEY_FASTFORW ARD
0xD0
KEY_OK
0x1C
KEY_SOURCE
0xFA
KEY_
HO
ME
0x66 KEY_MENU 0xFD
KEY_UP
0x67
KEY_INFO
0x0166
KEY_L
EF T
0x69 KEY_CMS 0x0305
KEY_R
IG HT
0x6A KEY_TIME 0x0309
ex：set volume to 0 - mute
A6010000000501B0007162
BM/GM series
Product Series
Android
Product Model
Firmware Version
BM
9.0
32BM66AE
N1027
43BM66AE
N1027
43BM66AE (A000)
N1027
49BM66AE (A000)
N1027
55BM66AE (A000)
N1027
65BM66D
N0609
100BM66D
N0512
GM
9.0
50GM60AE
M0804
55GM60AE
M0804
65GM60AE
M0804
Series-Specific Instructions
• Default port: 8088
• Launch the IP Control app on the display.
• The server starts automatically when the app opens.
• Use TCP client software (e.g., Net Assist).
• Select TCP Client mode, enter IP and port, and click Connect.
•
Important: BM/GM series accepts ASCII commands, not HEX.
Starting the IP Control Server
1. Launch the IP Control app on the display (A1).
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2. Setting the Port Number: The default port number for IP control is 8088. If this port is
occupied, choose a port between
5000-12000.
3. The IP control server is activated by default when the app is opened. The button will
toggle to “Stop” when the server is active. (A2)
4. Click the “Stop” button to inactivate the server when not needed. The button will toggle
to “Start” when the server is inactive. (A3)
A1
A2
A3
Connecting a Client to the IP Control Server
1. Use a client application such as Net Assist (B1).
2. Select “TCP Client” mode.
3. Enter the server IP address and port number.
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4. Click “Connect” to establish a connection.
B1
Command Table
Command
Command
Type
Start
Code
Length
Command
Code
ID
Data
Verify
End Code
Screen on/off
On Send
command
DD FF
00 07
C1 31 00 01
01
01
F6
BB CC
On Receive
command
AB AB
00 07
C1 31 00 01
01
01
F6
CD CD
Off Send
command
DD FF
00 07
C1 31 00 01
01
00
F7
BB CC
Off Receive
command
AB AB
00 07
C1 31 00 01
01
00
F7
CD CD
Inquire the
Software Version
Send
command
DD FF
00 06
C1 1B 00 00
01
DD
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 09
C1 1B 00 00
01
XX XX XX
The first ‘XX’ stands for
Year;
The second ‘XX’ stands for
Month;
The third ‘XX’ stands for
Day.
XX
CD CD
Set lime (Day/
Month/Year)
Send
command
DD FF
00 09
C1 1C 00 00
01
XX XX XX
The first ‘XX’ stands for
Year;
The second ‘XX’ stands for
Month;
The third ’XX’ stands for
Day.
XX
BB CC
9
Command
Command
Type
Start
Code
Length
Command
Code
ID
Data
Verify
End Code
Receive
command
AB AB
00 09
C1 1C 00 00
01
XX XX XX
The first ‘XX’ stands for
Year;
The second ‘XX’ stands for
Month;
The third ’XX’ stands for
Day.
XX
CD CD
Set lime
(Hour/Minute/
Second)
Send
command
DD FF
00 09
C1 1D 00 00
01
XX XX XX
The first ’XX’ stands for
Hour;
The second ‘XX’ stands for
Minute;
The third 'XX' stands for
Second.
XX
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 09
C1 1D 00 00
01
XX XX XX
The first ‘XX’ stands for
Hour;
The second ‘XX’ stands for
Minute;
The third ‘XX’ stands for
Second.
XX
CD CD
Reboot the
HISENSE DISPLAY
Send
command
DD FF
00 06
C1 1E 00 00
01
D8
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 06
C1 1E 00 00
01
D8
CD CD
Power On/Off
Power on Send
command
DD FF
00 08
C1 15 00 00
01
BB BB
DD
BB CC
Power on
Receive
command
AB AB
00 08
C1 15 00 00
01
BB BB
DD
CD CD
Power off Send
command
DD FF
00 08
C1 15 00 00
01
AA AA
DD
BB CC
Power off
Receive
command
AB AB
00 08
C1 15 00 00
01
AA AA
DD
CD CD
Set Volume
Send
command
DD FF
00 07
C1 27 00 00
01
XX Volume Value
XX
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 07
C1 27 00 00
01
XX Volume Value
XX
CD CD
Mute Control
Mute off Send
command
DD FF
00 07
C1 26 00 00
01
00
E1
BB CC
Mute off
Receive
AB AB
00 07
C1 26 00 00
01
00
E1
CD CD
10
Command
Command
Type
Start
Code
Length
Command
Code
ID
Data
Verify
End Code
command
Mute on Send
command
DD FF
00 07
C1 26 00 00
01
01
E0
BB CC
Mute on
Receive
command
AB AB
00 07
C1 26 00 00
01
01
E0
CD CD
VGA Automatic
Adjustment
Send
command
DD FF
00 06
C1 01 00 00
01
C7
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 06
C1 01 00 00
01
C7
CD CD
Restore Factory
Settings
Send
command
DD FF
00 06
C1 10 00 00
01
D6
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 06
C1 10 00 00
01
D6
CD CD
Set Screen
Rotation
(811 not
support
）
Send
command
DD FF
00 07
C1 35 00 00
01
00 stands for rotating 0
degree;
01 stands for rotating 90
degrees; Take effect after
reboot.
XX
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 07
C1 35 00 00
01
00 stands for rotating 0
degree; 01 stands for
rotating 90 degrees; Take
effect after reboot.
XX
CD CD
Set Brightness
Send
command
DD FF
00 07
C1 36 00 00
01
XX stands for brightness.
XX
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 07
C1 36 00 00
01
X stands for brightness.
XX
CD CD
Set Contrast
Send
command
DD FF
00 07
C1 37 00 00
01
XX stands for contrast.
XX
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 07
C1 37 00 00
01
XX stands for contrast.
XX
CD CD
Set Color
Temperature
Send
command
DD FF
00 07
C1 39 00 00
01
XX 01 stands for Cold; 02
stands for Slight Cold; 03
stands for Slight Warm; 04
stands for Warm; 00
stands for Standard.
XX
B CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 07
C1 39 00 00
01
XX 01 stands for Cold; 02
stands for Slight Cold; 03
stands for Slight Warm; 04
stands for Wann; 00
stands for Standard.
XX
CD CD
11
Command
Command
Type
Start
Code
Length
Command
Code
ID
Data
Verify
End Code
Set Zoom
(811 not support )
Send
command
DD FF
00 07
C1 3B 00 00
01
XX 02 stands for Zoom
Standard, others stand for
Full Screen.
XX
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 07
C1 3B 00 00
01
XX 02 stands for Zoom
Standard, others stand for
Full Screen.
XX
CD CD
Set Boot Time
Delay
（811 not
support
）
Send
command
DD FF
00 07
C1 3C 00 00
01
XX 01 stands for delay of
10s; 02 stands for delay of
20s; 03 stands for delay of
30s; 00 stands for delay of
0s.
XX
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 07
C1 3C 00 00
01
XX 01 stands for delay of
10s; 02 stands for delay of
20s; 03 stands for delay of
30s; 00 stands for delay of
0s.
XX
CD CD
Set Definition
Send
command
DD FF
00 07
C1 38 00 00
01
XX Definition Value
XX
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 07
C1 38 00 00
01
XX Definition Value
XX
CD CD
Set Image
Denoising
Send
command
DD FF
00 07
C1 3A 00 00
01
XX
00 stands for
Off; 01 stands
for Low; 02 stands for
Medium; 03 stands for
High; 04 stands for Auto;
XX
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 07
C1 3A 00 00
01
XX
00 stands for Off; 01 stands
for Low; 02 stands for
Medium; 03 stands for
High; 04 stands for Auto;
XX
CD CD
Get Smart
Backlight
Send
command
DD FF
00 06
C1 3E 00 01
01
F9
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00
07/08
C1 3E 00 01
01
XX
01 stands for Bright Light;
02 stands for Soft Light; 03
stands for Light Sensed
Frequency Conversion; 04
stands for Stereo
Frequency Conversion; 05
stands for Comfortable
Frequency Conversion; 06
stands for Custom, the
second ‘XX’ stands for the
XX
CD CD
12
Command
Command
Type
Start
Code
Length
Command
Code
ID
Data
Verify
End Code
value of backlight.
Set Inquiring
Screen On/Off
Send
command
DD FF
00 06
C1 32 00 01
01
F5
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 07
C1 32 00 01
01
XX 00 Screen Off, 01 Screen
On.
XX
CD CD
Set Smart
Backlight
Send
command
DD FF
00 08
C1 32 00 02
01
XX XX 01XX stands for Bight
Light; 02 XX stands for Soft
Light; 03 XX stands for Light
Sensed Frequency
Conversion; 04 XX stands
for Stereo Frequency
Conversion; 05 XX stands
for Comfortable
Frequency Conversion; XX
does not work above. 06
XX stands for Custom, XX
stands for value of
backlight under this
circumstance.
XX
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00
07/08
C1 32 00 02
01
XX XX 01XX stands for Bight
Light; 02 XX stands for Soft
Light; 03 XX stands for Light
Sensed Frequency
Conversion; 04 XX stands
for Stereo Frequency
Conversion; 05 XX stands
for Comfortable
Frequency Conversion; XX
does not work above. 06
XX stands for Custom, XX
stands for value of
backlight under this
circumstance.
XX
CD CD
Set Boot lime (UTC
Time, if it’s GMT+8,
minus 8 when
Send
command
DD FF
00 09
C1 3E 00 02
01
XX Day If 0 is set, Boot Time
is off.
XX Hour XX Minute
XX
BB CC
13
Command
Command
Type
Start
Code
Length
Command
Code
ID
Data
Verify
End Code
setting)
Receive
command
AB AB
00 09
C1 3E 00 02
01
XX Day If 0 is set, Boot Time
is off.
XX Hour XX Minute
XX
CD CD
Set Power Off lime
(UTCTime, if it’s
GMT+8, minus 8
when setting)
Send
command
DD FF
00 09
C1 FF 00 15
01
XX Day If 0 is set, Power Off
Time is off.
XX Hour XX Minute
XX
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 09
C1 FF 00 15
01
XX Day If 0 is set, Power Off
Time is off.
XX Hour
XX Minute
XX
CD CD
Protect against
screen burn
Protect against
screen burn
(
only 551 support，
811 not
support
）
Send
command
DD FF
00 07
C1 33 00 00
01
XX
（
00 means off
，
01
means on）
XX
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 07
C1 33 00 00
01
XX
（
00 means off
，
01
means on）
XX
CD CD
Remote Enabled/
Disabled
Send
command
DD FF
00 07
C1 70 00 00
01
XX
When XX is 01, disable
Remote Control; When XX
is 00, enable Remote
Control.
XX
BB CC
Receive
command
AB AB
00 07
C1 70 00 00
01
XX
When XX is 01, disable
Remote Control; When XX
is 00, enable Remote
Control.
XX
CD CD
Picture Mode
Standard Mode
Send
Command
DD FF
00 07
C1 0F 06 00
01
07
C9
BB CC
Standard Mode
Receive
Command
AB AB
00 07
C1 0F 06 00
01
07
C9
CD CD
Soft Send
Command
DD FF
00 07
C1 0F 06 00
01
09
C7
BB CC
Soft Receive
Command
AB AB
00 07
C1 0F 06 00
01
09
C7
CD CD
Movie Mode
Send
Command
DD FF
00 07
C1 0F 06 00
01
0A
C4
BB CC
14
Command
Command
Type
Start
Code
Length
Command
Code
ID
Data
Verify
End Code
Movie Mode
Receive
Command
AB AB
00 07
C1 0F 06 00
01
0A
C4
CD CD
Vivid Send
Command
DD FF
00 07
C1 0F 06 00
01
08
C6
BB CC
Vivid Receive
Command
AB AB
00 07
C1 0F 06 00
01
08
C6
CD CD
Inquire Function
Send
Command
DD FF
00 06
C1 28 00 00
01
EE
BB CC
Receive
Command
AB AB
00 0C
C1 28 00 00
01
XX Volume (Take effect
when power on)
XX XX
Source (05 05 stands
for HDMI1,05 04 stands for
HDMI2,05 03 stands for DP,
08 01 stands for VGA. Take
effect when power on.) XX
Power Status (00 stands
for power on, FF stands for
power off.)
XX Mute Status (01 stands
for Mute, 00 stands for
Non-Mute. Take effect
when power on.)
XX
CD CD
Inquire Current
Source
Send
Command
DD FF
00 06
C1 1A 00 00
01
DC
BB CC
Receive
Command
AB AB
00 09
C1 1A 00 00
01
XX XX XX
05 03 04 stands for
MDMI1,05 03 03 stands for
HDMI2,05 03 02 stands for
DP, 06 04 00 stands for
VGA.
XX
CD CD
Switch Source
Send
Command
DD FF
00 07
C1 08 00 01
xx
XX 0E(HDMI1)
0F(HDMI2)
16(DP)
17 D9(VGA)
xx
BB CC
Receive
Command
AB AB
00 07
C1 08 00 01
xx
XX 0E(HDMI1)
0F(HDMI2)
16(DP)
17 D9(VGA)
xx
CD CD
DM/GM50D series
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Product Series
Android
Product Model
Firmware Version
DM
11.0
32DM66D
V1.1.0.2-2024021152738
43DM66D
V1.1.0.2-2024021152738
50DM66D
V1.1.0.2-2024021152738
50DM66E
V1.1.0.2-2024021152738
65DM66D
V1.1.0.2-2024021152738
75DM66D
V1.1.0.2-2024021152738
86DM66D
V1.1.0.2-2024021152738
GM50D
11.0
50GM50D
V1.1.0.2-2024021152738
55GM50D
V1.1.0.2-2024021152738
65GM50D
V1.1.0.2-2024021152738
75GM50D
V1.1.0.2-2024021152738
86GM50D
V1.1.0.2-2024021152738
Series-Specific Instructions
• Default port: 8000
• Start IP Control app on the display.
• Use TCP client software and input HEX commands.
Starting the IP Control Server
1. Launch the IP Control app on the display (A1).
2. Setting the Port Number: The default port number for IP control is
8000. If this port is
occupied, choose a port between
5000-12000.
3. The IP control server is activated by default when the app is opened. The button will
toggle to “Stop” when the server is active. (A2)
4. Click the “Stop” button to inactivate the server when not needed. The button will toggle
to “Start” when the server is inactive. (A3)
A1
16
A2
A3
Connecting a Client to the IP Control Server
5. Use a client application such as Net Assist (B1).
6. Select “TCP Client” mode.
7. Enter the server IP address and port number.
8. Click “Connect” to establish a connection.
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B1
Command Table
Description
Command (HEX Bytes)
Example (PC -> HISENSE DISPLAY)
HISENSE DISPLAY -> PC
Power Off
DD FF 00 08 C1 15 00 00 xx AA AA
yy BB CC
DD FF 00 08 C1 15 00 00 01 AA AA DD BB CC
AB AB 00 08 C1 15 00 00 xx AA AA
yy CD CD
Screen Off
DD FF 00 07 C1 31 00 00 xx 00 yy
BB CC
DD FF 00 07 C1 31 00 00 01 00 F6 BB CC
AB AB 00 07 C1 31 00 00 xx 00 yy
CD CD
Screen On
DD FF 00 07 C1 31 00 00 xx 01 yy
BB CC
DD FF 00 07 C1 31 00 00 01 01 F7 BB CC
AB AB 00 07 C1 31 00 00 xx 01 yy CD
CD
Reboot
DD FF 00 06 C1 1E 00 00 xx yy BB
CC
DD FF 00 06 C1 1E 00 00 01 D8 BB CC
AB AB 00 06 C1 1E 00 00 xx yy CD
CD
Set AC Power
On Mode
DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00 09 xx zz yy
BB CC
DDFF0007C1FF0009010031BBCC
zz: power on mode. 00 – direct, 01 – last, 02 –
standby
direct: DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00 09 01 00 31 BB CC
last: DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00 09 01 01 30 BB CC
standby: DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00 09 01 02 33 BB
CC
AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 09 xx zz yy
CD CD
DP Input
DD FF 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 16 yy
BB CC
DDFF0007C10800000116D9BBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 16 yy
CD CD
VGA Input
DD FF 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 17 yy
BB CC
DDFF0007C10800000117D8BBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 17 yy
CD CD
HDMI1 Input
DD FF 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 0E yy
BB CC
DDFF0007C1080000010EC1BBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 0E yy
CD CD
HDMI2 Input
DD FF 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 0F yy
BB CC
DDFF0007C1080000010FC0BBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 0F yy
CD CD
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Description
Command (HEX Bytes)
Example (PC -> HISENSE DISPLAY)
HISENSE DISPLAY -> PC
PC Input
DD FF 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 0C yy
BB CC
DDFF0007C1080000010CC3BBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 0C yy
CD CD
DVI Input
DD FF 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 09 yy
BB CC
DDFF0007C10800000109C6BBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 09 yy
CD CD
Set Screen
Rotation
DD FF 00 07 C1 35 00 00 xx zz yy
BB CC
set screep rotation: Landscape: DD FF 00 07
C1 35 00 00 00 00 F3 BB CC Portrait: DD FF 00
07 C1 35 00 00 00 01 F2 BB CC
AB AB 00 07 C1 35 00 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
Set Mute
DD FF 00 07 C1 26 00 00 xx 01 yy
BB CC
DDFF0007C12600000101E0BBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 26 00 00 xx 01 yy
CD CD
Set Unmute
DD FF 00 07 C1 26 00 00 xx 00 yy
BB CC
DDFF0007C12600000100E1BBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 26 00 00 xx 00 yy
CD CD
Set Volume
DD FF 00 07 C1 27 00 00 xx zz yy
BB CC
DDFF0007C12700000101E1BBCC zz: volume
range 0-100
AB AB 00 07 C1 27 00 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
Set Backlight
Brightness
DD FF 00 08 C1 32 00 00 xx 06 zz
yy BB CC
ex: set brightness to 32 - zz = 0x20
DDFF0008C1320000010620DCBBCC
AB AB 00 08 C1 32 00 00 xx 06 zz
CD CD
Set Backlight
Brightness
Auto Adjust
DD FF 00 07 C1 34 00 00 xx zz yy
BB CC
ex: set brightness auto adust off
DDFF0007C13400000100F3BBCC zz = 00 - off,
01 - on
AB AB 00 07 C1 34 00 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
Set Date
DD FF 00 09 C1 1C 00 00 xx zz zz
zz yy BB CC
ex: set date to 23.Jan.2
DDFF0009C11C000001170102C1BBCC zz zz zz =
Year Month Day
AB AB 00 09 C1 1C 00 00 xx zz zz zz
yy CD CD zz zz zz = FF FF FF when
error
Set Time
DD FF 00 09 C1 1D 00 00 xx zz zz
zz yy BB CC
ex: set time to 12:25:2
DDFF0009C11D0000010C1902C3BBCC zz zz zz
= Hour Minute Second
AB AB 00 09 C1 1D 00 00 xx zz zz zz
yy CD CD zz zz zz = FF FF FF when
error
Set Schedule
for Power On
DD FF 00 09 C1 3E 00 00 xx tt zz zz
yy BB CC
ex: power on at 9:10 every day
DDFF0009C13E00000101090AF5BBCC tt = 00 -
turn off schedule, 01 - everyday zz zz = Hour
Minute
Tips: If the device has been set to power on
and off at a scheduled time, sending this
command will clear the original settings, and
leaving only the one sent.
AB AB 00 09 C1 3E 00 00 xx zz zz zz
yy CD CD
Set Schedule
for Power Off
DD FF 00 09 C1 3F 00 00 xx tt zz zz
yy BB CC
ex: power off at 18:10 every day
DDFF0009C13F00000101120AEFBBCC tt = 0 -
turn off schedule, 1 - everyday zz zz = Hour
Minute
Tips: If the device has been set with a timed
power on/off command, all previously set
power on/off will be turned off
AB AB 00 09 C1 3F 00 00 xx zz zz zz
yy CD CD
Set
Brightness
DD FF 00 07 C1 36 00 00 xx zz yy
BB CC
current source must be: DP, VGA,
HDMI, PC, DVI
ex: set brightness to 32 - zz = 0x20
DDFF0007C13600000120D1BBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 36 00 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
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Description
Command (HEX Bytes)
Example (PC -> HISENSE DISPLAY)
HISENSE DISPLAY -> PC
Set Contrast
DD FF 00 07 C1 37 00 00 xx zz yy
BB CC
current source must be: DP, VGA,
HDMI, PC, DVI
ex: set contrast to 32 - zz = 0x20
DDFF0007C13700000120D0BBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 37 00 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
Set
Sharpness
DD FF 00 07 C1 38 00 00 xx zz yy
BB CC
current source must be: DP, VGA,
HDMI, PC, DVI
ex: set sharpness to 32 - zz = 0x20
DDFF0007C13800000120DFBBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 38 00 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
Set Color
Temperature
DD FF 00 07 C1 39 00 00 xx zz yy
BB CC
current source must be: DP, VGA,
HDMI, PC, DVI
ex: set colour temperature to 32 - zz = 0x20
DDFF0007C13900000120DEBBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 39 00 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
Set Noise
Reduction
DD FF 00 07 C1 3A 00 00 xx zz yy
BB CC
current source must be: DP, VGA,
HDMI, PC, DVI
ex: set noise reduction to High - zz = 0x03
DDFF0007C13A00000103FEBBCC zz = 01 - low,
02 - medium, 03 - high, 04 - auto, 00 – off
AB AB 00 07 C1 3A 00 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
Set Image
Scaling
DD FF 00 07 C1 3B 00 00 xx zz yy
BB CC
current source must be: DP, VGA,
HDMI, PC, DVI
ex: set image scaling to Full - zz = 0x03
DDFF0007C13B00000103FFBBCC zz = 00 - full,
01 - 16:9, 02 - 4:3, 03 - scaling 1, 04 - scaling 2,
05 - point to point
AB AB 00 07 C1 3B 00 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
Set Picture
Mode
DD FF 00 07 C1 0F 06 00 xx zz yy
BB CC
ex: set picture mode to movie mode - zz =
0x03 DDFF0007C10F060001030CBBCC zz = 00
- standard, 01 - bright, 02 - soft, 03 - Movie,
04 - Text, 5 - gaming 12 – natural
AB AB 00 07 C1 0F 06 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
Set Sound
Mode
DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00 03 xx zz yy
BB CC
ex: set sound mode to standard mode - zz =
0x00 DDFF0007C1FF000301003BBBCC
zz = 00 - standard，01 - music, 02 - news, 08
- movie, 10 - sports，20 - custom, 30 - voice,
40 - meeting
AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 03 xx zz yy CD
CD
Set Eye
Protection
Mode
DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00 1E xx zz yy BB
CC
ex: set eye protection mode on - zz = 0x01
DDFF0007C1FF001E010127BBCC zz = 00 - off, 01
- on
AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 1E xx zz yy CD
CD
VGA Auto
Adjust
DD FF 00 07 C1 01 00 00 xx yy BB
CC
current source must be VGA
ex: VGA Auto Adjust
DDFF0007C101000001C6BBCC zz = 00 - off, 01
– on
AB AB 00 07 C1 01 00 00 xx yy CD
CD
Set anti-
burn-in
(image
retention)
DD FF 00 07 C1 33 00 00 xx zz yy
BB CC
ex: set anti-burn-in on
DDFF0007C13300000101F4BBCC zz = 00 - off,
01 - on
AB AB 00 07 C1 33 00 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
Set Power on
delay
DD FF 00 07 C1 3C 00 00 xx zz yy
BB CC
ex: set power on delay to 10s
DDFF0007C13C0000010AF1BBCC zz = 00 - off,
others - delay time, range: 2s - 255s
AB AB 00 07 C1 3C 00 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
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Description
Command (HEX Bytes)
Example (PC -> HISENSE DISPLAY)
HISENSE DISPLAY -> PC
Set Video
Wall
DD FF 00 09 C1 0A 00 00 xx zz zz
zz yy BB CC
ex: vertical 3 devices, horizontal 4 devices,
device position: 6
DDFF0009C10A000001030406C2BBCC zz:
how many devices in vertical zz: how many
devices in horizontal zz: current device
position
AB AB 00 09 C1 0A 00 00 xx zz zz zz
yy CD CD
Set Static IP
Address of
LAN
DD FF 00 16 C1 1B 30 00 xx zz … zz
yy BB CC
Ex: set IP 10.16.150.225, subnet mask:
255.255.248.0, gateway: 10.16.144.1, DNS:
10.16.144.2
DDFF0016C11B3000010A1096E1FFFFF8000A1090
010A10900249BBCC
zz .. zz - 16 bytes, IP address - 4 bytes, Subnet
mask - 4 bytes, gateway - 4 bytes, DNS - 4
bytes
AB AB 00 16 C1 1B 30 00 xx zz … zz yy
CD CD
Set USB Lock
DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00 0E xx zz yy
BB CC
ex: lock USB DDFF0007C1FF000E010036BBCC
zz = 00 - lock USB, 01 - enable USB
AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 0E xx zz yy CD
CD
Factory
Reset
DD FF 00 06 C1 10 00 00 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C110000001D6BBCC
AB AB 00 06 C1 10 00 00 xx yy CD
CD
Query
HISENSE
DISPLAY
Status
DD FF 00 06 C1 28 00 00 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C128000001EEBBCC
AB AB 00 0C C1 28 00 00 xx zz zz zz
zz zz zz yy CD CD zz: volume zz zz:
05 01 - PC, 05 02 - DVI, 05 03 - DP,
05 04 - HDMI2, 05 05 - HDMI1, 08 01
- VGA zz: 00 - power on, FF -
power off zz: 01 - mute; 00 -
unmute zz: 00 - no signal, 01 - has
signal
Query
Screen
Status
DD FF 00 06 C1 32 00 01 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C110000001D6BBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 32 00 01 xx zz yy CD
CD zz: 00 - screen off; 01 - screen
on
Query
Source
DD FF 00 06 C1 1A 00 00 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C11A000001DCBBCC
AB AB 00 08 C1 1A 00 00 xx zz zz yy
CD CD zz zz - source, refer to user
menu for source definition
Query SW
Version
DD FF 00 06 C1 1B 00 00 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C11B000001DDBBCC
AB AB 00 09 C1 1B 00 00 xx zz zz zz
yy CD CD zz zz zz - Year Month
Date
Query
Backlight
Brightness
DD FF 00 06 C1 3E 00 24 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C13E000001F8BBCC
AB AB 00 LL C1 3E 00 24 xx zz zz yy
CD CD zz:01 - bright，02 - soft, 03
- auto adjust, 04 - stereo
frequency conversion，05 -
Comfort frequency conversion，
06 - custom zz: when first zz is 06
custom, this byte means
backlight brightness value: 0-30
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Description
Command (HEX Bytes)
Example (PC -> HISENSE DISPLAY)
HISENSE DISPLAY -> PC
LL: when first zz is zz, LL = 08,
otherwise, LL = 07
Query
Brightness
DD FF 00 06 C1 36 00 01 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C136000101F0BBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 36 00 01 xx zz yy CD
CD zz is the brightness value
Query
Network
Status
DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 16 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C1FF0016012FBBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 16 xx zz yy CD
CD zz: 00 - no network
connection; 01 - network
connected
Query Sound
Mode
DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 02 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C1FF0002013BBBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 02 xx zz yy CD
CD zz = 00 - standard，01 -
music, 02 - news, 08 - movie, 10 -
sports，20 - custom, 30 - voice,
40 - meeting
Query AC
Power On
Status
DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 08 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C1FF00080131BBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 08 xx zz yy
CD CD zz: 00 - power on; 01 - Last
mode; 02 - standby
Query IP
Address
DD FF 00 06 C1 1B 20 00 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C11B200001FDBBCC
AB AB 00 16 C1 1B 20 00 xx zz … zz yy
CD CD zz zz zz zz - IP address zz zz
zz zz - Subnet mask zz zz zz zz
Gateway zz zz zz zz - DNS
Query
Device
Temperature
DD FF 00 06 C1 FE 00 00 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C1FE00000138BBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 FE 00 00 xx zz yy
CD CD zz: temperature in
centigrade
Query
Picture Mode
DD FF 00 06 C1 6D 00 00 xx yy BB
CC
DD FF 00 06 C1 6D 00 00 64 CE BB CC
AB AB 00 07 C1 6D 00 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
zz: 00 – standard, 01 – bright, 06 –
AI, 07 – user, 02 – soft, 03 – movie,
04 – text, 05 – game, 12- nature
Query USB
Status
DD FF 00 06 C1 6E 00 00 xx yy BB
CC
DD FF 00 06 C1 6E 00 00 64 CD BB CC
AB AB 00 07 C1 6E 00 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
zz: 00 - off, 01 - on
Query Eye
Protection
Mode
DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 1D xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C1FF001D0124BBCC
AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 1D xx zz yy CD
CD zz: 00 - Off; 01 - On
Query SN
DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 0B xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C1FF000B0132BBCC
AB AB 00 1D C1 FF 00 0B xx zz…zz yy
CD CD zz .. zz: 23 bytes serial
number
Query
Devicd ID
DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 0D xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C1FF000D0134BBCC
AB AB 00 26 C1 FF 00 0D xx zz…zz yy
CD CD zz .. zz: 32 bytes device ID
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Description
Command (HEX Bytes)
Example (PC -> HISENSE DISPLAY)
HISENSE DISPLAY -> PC
Query MAC
Address
DD FF 00 06 C1 6C 00 00 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C16C000001AABBCC
AB AB 00 0C C1 6C 00 00 xx zz…zz
yy CD CD zz .. zz: 6 bytes
Query
volume
DD FF 00 06 C1 7D 00 00 xx yy BB
CC
DD FF 00 06 C1 7D 00 00 64 DE BB CC
AB AB 00 07 C1 7D 00 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
zz: volume
Query Serial
Port ID
DD FF 00 06 C1 1B 10 00 xx yy BB
CC
DD FF 00 06 C1 1B 10 00 64 A8 BB CC
AB AB 00 06 C1 1B 10 00 xx zz yy CD
CD
zz: serial port ID. Settings -> signal
manager -> serial port ID
Query brand
DD FF 00 06 C1 FE 00 01 xx yy BB
CC
DD FF 00 06 C1 FE 00 01 64 5C BB CC
AB AB 00 06 C1 FE 00 01 xx zz…zz yy
CD CD
zz…zz: brand. ex: hisense (ASCII)
Query model
DD FF 00 06 C1 FE 00 02 xx yy BB
CC
DD FF 00 06 C1 FE 00 02 64 5F BB CC
AB AB 00 06 C1 FE 00 02 xx zz…zz yy
CD CD
zz…zz: model name
Send
Remote
Controller
Key Code
DD FF 00 08 C1 17 00 00 xx zz zz yy
BB CC
ex: send menu key: zz zz = 00 00
DDFF0008C1170000010000DFBBCC zz zz = 00
00 - Menu; 00 01 - UP, 00 02 - DOWN, 00 03 -
LEFT, 00 04 - RIGHT， 00 05 - OK， 00 06 -
Return, 00 07 - Source
AB AB 00 08 C1 17 00 00 xx zz zz yy
CD CD
Open
Settings
DD FF 00 06 C1 41 00 00 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C14100000187BBCC
AB AB 00 06 C1 41 00 00 xx yy CD
CD
Open Home
DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 1A xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C1FF001A0123BBCC
AB AB 00 06 C1 FF 00 1A xx yy CD
CD
Open CMS
DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 13 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C1FF0013012ABBCC
AB AB 00 06 C1 FF 00 13 xx yy CD
CD
Open Screen
Cast
DD FF 00 06 C1 43 00 00 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C14300000185BBCC
AB AB 00 06 C1 43 00 00 xx yy CD
CD
Turn on
Hotspot
DD FF 00 06 C1 44 00 00 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C14400000182BBCC
AB AB 00 06 C1 44 00 00 xx yy CD
CD
Take
Screenshot
DD FF 00 06 C1 4B 00 00 xx yy BB
CC
DDFF0006C14B0000018DBBCC
AB AB 00 06 C1 4B 00 00 xx yy CD
CD
Freeze
Screen
DD FF 00 07 C1 0F 08 00 xx zz yy
BB CC
DD FF 00 07 C1 0F 08 00 01 01 C1 BB CC zz = 01 -
freeze; 00 – unfreeze
AB AB 00 07 C1 0F 08 00 xx zz yy
CD CD
Advanced Control and Automation
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Using Wake on LAN (WOL) for Wired Networks
1. Enable Wake on LAN in the display settings (Settings -> Switch on/off -> Wake-on LAN)
(C1).
2. Ensure the display and the PC sending the WOL command are on the same LAN and
connected via Ethernet.
3. Use WOL software to send a “magic packet” to wake the display (C2).
C1
C2
Automating Commands and Integrating with Other Systems
• Write scripts using programming languages like Python to automate hex string
commands.
• Integrate the Hisense display control into broader home or office automation systems
using compatible software.
Testing and Troubleshooting
• Start with basic commands (Power ON/OFF).
• Ensure correct IP and port configurations.
• Disable firewall blocking.
• Confirm firmware is updated.
• Assign static IP addresses to avoid IP changes.
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Security Considerations
• Use strong network passwords.
• Limit access to trusted IP addresses.
• Regularly update device firmware.
Conclusion
By following this guide, you can effectively manage Hisense digital signage displays over IP
control, with reliable command formats tailored to each product series. For further
assistance or updates, you may reach our support team by clicking
here.
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